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Lecture for COM495, Digital Communication Technologies

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Kathy E. Gill12 October 2009

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Newspaper

Radio

TV

Computer

Phone

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November 1990: one web host (CERN) 1994: the U.S. Senate and House of

Representatives added web servers 1994: the San Jose Mercury News launched

the first online newspaper 1998: ~300 million web pages 2000: Google had indexed 1B web pages July 2008: Google had indexed 1T web pages

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1999: Google buys GeoCities, host to 3.5 million individual Web sites (most latent!)

1999: the Poynter Institute starts the “MediaNews” blog

2002: Google buys Blogger; estimate of 500,000 blogs worldwide in total

February 2002: Salon and Fox News add blogs 2003: Iraq war gives rise to war blogger 2009: 6 million blogs on Wordpress.com; >1B

monthly pageviews

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The Charlotte Observer used a blog format to report on Hurricane Bonnie in August 1998; “Dispatches from the Coast” is the first known use of blog to cover a breaking news story.

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Amplified voices of dissent Facilitated misinformation (intentional and

unintentional) Incomplete story Emotional Triggered MSM response

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Mobile Data Usage Cuts Across Age GroupsApril 2009 “Mobile Technographics®”

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More Working iPhone Owners Use Social MediaJune 2009 “Working iPhone Owners Tap The Mobile Internet”

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Mobile Technographics: Understanding The Connected ConsumerApril 2009 “Mobile Technographics®”

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Blogging is part of the web’s evolutionary path

The real time web (Twitter et al) is the next mediamorphosis

Impact on civic life will depend on media literacy efforts

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Creative Commons, share-and-share alike, attribution, non-commercial

Kathy E. Gill@[email protected]://faculty.washington.edu/kegillhttp://wiredpen.com/

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1. Kent State, photo John Paul Filo,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_State_shootings

2. Tank Man, http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/06/03/behind-the-scenes-tank-man-of-tiananmen/

3. Death of NedaAgha-Solton, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Neda_Agha-Soltan